你果然遵守承诺
“You really did keep your promise.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
武拾光被九婴控制了
“Wu Shiguang is under Jiu Ying's control.”
你 果然 遵守承诺
“You really did keep your promise.”
这龙神之位
“Now you can sit”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Keeping one's word is an essential moral virtue across Chinese culture and martial arts or fantasy narratives, distinguishing honorable figures from villains.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
as expected, sure enough
Placed before a verb to indicate that an outcome matches prior expectations or predictions.
keep a promise, honor a commitment
A standard and slightly formal collocation used when honoring an agreement or pledge.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“You really did keep your promise.”
“We naturally agreed.”
“But once I make one, I'll always keep it.”
“And here is the money we promised you.”
“But you must keep your promise to us.”
“I promised to cover the food. I must keep my word.”
“and obey your words, until...”
“You still remember what you promised earlier, right?”
“You have my approval.”
“[Xie Mansion] she had been foolishly clinging to those so-called promises.”